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JA WorldwideAnnual Global Factbook 2015

A compilation of key information and data covering activities, funding, and financials of JA Worldwide and the global JA network for FY 2014-2015.

JA Worldwide

About Us 1Organizational Structure 1Program Reach 1Partnerships 1Mission 1Vision 1Values 1

JA Worldwide Leadership

Management Team 2Board of Governors 3

Educational Programs Distribution

Elementary School Programs 4Middle School Programs 4High School Programs 5Graduate Programs 5Mixed Programs 5Total of All 5

JA Worldwide Student Data

By region 6By country 9

Regional Facts & Figures

Africa 10Americas 12Asia Pacific 14Europe 16MENA 19USA 21

Funding and Financials

JA Worldwide Pass Through Funding 26Corporate, Foundation and Individual Funders 29Financials Summary 33Consolidated Statements of Financial Position 34Consolidated Statements of Activities 35Consolidated Statements of Activities 36Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows 37

Contact 38

Contents

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JA Worldwide is one of the largest global NGOs dedicated to addressing fundamental social and economic challenges of young people by educating and empowering them to transform their future and own their economic success.

Through the delivery of cutting-edge, experiential learning in financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship, we effectively broaden the canvas of possibility for young people and enrich their ability to both engage in their own economic development and contribute to the strength of their families, communities, and economies.

With more than 100 member countries, the JA Worldwide network is powered by over 450,000 volunteers and mentors from all sectors of society, reaching more than 10 million young people around the world every year.

About Us

JA Worldwide is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, in the United States, and is responsible for six regional operating centers (ROCs); JA Africa, JA Americas, JA Asia Pacific, JA Europe, INJAZ Al-Arab in the Middle East and North Africa region, and Junior Achievement USA.

The ROCs foster the global network, facilitate the sharing of best practices among the country operations, and ensure greater impact for the more than 10 million youth served annually.

Organizational Structure

Inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy.

Mission

Be the partner of choice for business, education and policy makers around the globe seeking to expand youth education and economic development.

Vision

Belief in the boundless potential of young people.

Commitment to the principles of economics and entrepreneurship.

Passion for what we do and honesty, integrity, and excellence in how we do it.

Respect for the talent, creativity, perspectives, and backgrounds of all individuals.

Conviction in the education and motivational impact of relevant, hands-on learning.

Belief in the power of partnership and collaboration.

Values

JA is the largest youth services organization in the world, with over 100 million living alumni of our programs on six continents. Our reach is our strength. JA has built trusted relationships with public sector partners and schools in over 100 countries, enabling us to gain access to valuable time during the school day.

JA is also one of the largest volunteer organizations in the world, with over 450,000 volunteers mobilized each year to deliver our educational programs at schools, in after-school programs, and in settings that enable us to serve out-of-school, vulnerable youth.

Program Reach

JA Worldwide

JA’s global impact is the result of supportive partnerships with businesses and individuals around the world. These collaborations encourage innovation and long-term commitment. Our partners provide funding for educational programs, join regional and local boards, and volunteer directly with students.

All our diverse partnerships and sponsorships enhance and grow existing programs, enable the development and launch of new JA locations, and provide backing for innovation. The effects of each contribution—through funding, collaborations, and volunteering—flow through the entire organization and empower us to further our mission effectively.

Steadily, this work is making a lasting difference, enabling us to transform the worlds of millions of young people every year, who then, in turn, transform the world.

Partnerships

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LeadershipJA Worldwide Management Team

Margie WangChief Operating Officer and CFOJA Worldwide

Brandie ConfortiGlobal Head of Development JA Worldwide

Carolyn BassettSenior Director Development and Corporate RelationsJA Worldwide

Erin SawyerSenior DirectorGlobal Marketing and OperationsJA Worldwide

Joseph TortoraSenior Director Global Operations JA Worldwide

Christina DiBitettoOperations Manager JA Worldwide

Karen OchsnerDirector Development and StewardshipJA Worldwide

Erin MartinManagerGlobal Operations and Technical ServicesJA Worldwide

Elizabeth BintliffCEO JA Africa

Leo MartellottoPresidentJA Americas

Vivian LauPresidentJA Asia Pacific

Caroline JennerCEOJA Europe

Akef AqrabawiPresident and CEOINJAZ Al-ArabJA Middle East and North Africa

Jack E. KosakowskiPresident and CEOJunior Achevement USA

Asheesh AdvaniPresident and CEOJA Worldwide

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JA Worldwide Board of Governors

Ainar D. Aijala, Jr.Chief Corporate Development OfficerDeloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited

Mayu AvilaCorporate Social Responsibility Regional Head (Retired)HSBC Latin America

Maliz E. BeamsJA Worldwide Board Treasurer and Finance Committee Chair CEO (Retired) ING U.S.

Sheikh Khaled Bin Zayed S. Al Nehayan Chairman and FounderBin Zayed Group

Partha BoseSenior PartnerChief Marketing Officer Member of the Global Leadership TeamOliver Wyman

Michael BrayPartnerGrimaldi Studio Legale

Catherine S. BrunePresident, Eastern Territory (Retired)Allstate Insurance Company

David CunninghamExecutive Vice President and Chief Operating OfficerFedEx Express

Gerald M. CzarneckiSenior Managing Director and Executive Producer Ventureland Productions

Jo DeblaereChief Operating Offcer and Group Chief ExecutiveAccenture Europe

Ralph de la VegaPresident and CEOAT&T Mobile & Business Solutions

Prof. Dr. Michel De WolfJA Worldwide Board SecretaryManaging PartnerDGST & UCLouvain

Edward G. GalanteSenior Vice President (Retired) ExxonMobil Corporation

Agnes HussherrGlobal Diversity and Inclusion LeaderPwC

Alan J. KellyJA Worldwide Board Marketing Committee Chair President ExxonMobil Fuels

Brian LangPresident MasterCard Canada

Nicky MajorGlobal Corporate Sustainability Leader EY

Dr. Mona MourshedDirectorGlobal Education PracticeMcKinsey & Company

Jonas PrisingCEOManpower Group

John S. ScheidJA Worldwide Board Audit Committee Chair ChairmanGlobal Leader Insurance-Assurance Services (Retired)PwC LLP

Dave SenayPresident and CEO FleishmanHillard Inc.

Claudia SlacikChief Banking Officer and Senior Vice President Export Finance Export Import Bank of the U.S.

Tom SpeechleyPartnerThe Abraaj Group

Steve WongPresidentExxonMobil (China) Investment Co., Ltd Greater China/Japan Gas Marketing

Leadership

Francesco Vanni d’ArchirafiJA Worldwide Board ChairCEOCiti Holdings

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JA BizTown 5,216 19,703 283,619 308,538

JA More Than Money 13,932 11,769 18,557 15,248 63,741 123,247

JA Our City 16,358 21,669 69,383 449,481 556,891

JA Our Community 5,078 17,210 19,241 125,945 525,084 692,558

JA Our Families 300 14,595 21,544 82,669 3,476 468,463 591,047

JA Our Nation 21,003 44,250 19,644 57,652 1,422 309,581 453,552

JA Our Region 23,751 21,158 19,643 381,797 446,349

JA Ourselves 10,565 7,306 38,477 3,316 389,908 449,572

JA Europe and Me 10,621 10,621

JA Innovation Camp 838 536 1,374

JA Job Shadow 17,216 17,216

Other programs 13,816 207,412 75,968 235,125 79,122 102,393 713,836

TOTAL 54,129 351,126 225,628 655,299 87,336 2,991,283 4,364,801

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENT EXPERIENCESProgram Africa Americas Asia Pacific Europe MENA USA Total

MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT EXPERIENCES


JA America Works 14,217 14,217

JA Economics for Success 199,728 199,728

JA Finance Park 11,847 264,087 275,934

JA Global Marketplace 3,315 7,231 15,145 123,035 148,726

JA It’s My Business! 22,411 1,483 2,932 31,714 18,770 43,989 121,299

JA It’s My Future 101,357 101,357

JA Econ for Success 4,469 95,271 4,050 68,336 1,839 173,965

JA Econ of Staying in School 90,654 27,891 118,545

JA Enterprise in Action 2,703 34,204 2,340 39,247

JA Innovation Camp 3,558 23,502 27,060

JA Intl Marketplace 55 21,126 21,181

JA Job Shadow 145,767 145,767

JA Our World 100 12,220 11,044 23,364

JA Personal Economics 43,826 202,603 4,703 251,132

Other programs 10,218 80,954 22,170 235,436 66,934 78,992 494,704

TOTAL 40,756 330,481 48,230 671,001 94,586 971,172 2,156,226

Program Africa Americas Asia Pacific Europe MENA USA Total

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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT EXPERIENCES

JA Be Entrepreneurial 9,360 10,453 7,310 20,114 47,237

JA Career Success 2,200 4,549 1,139 8,049 89,954 105,891

JA Company Program 45,668 60,316 12,956 313,129 5,271 13,963 451,303

JA Economics 23,256 144,139 245,700 38,964 452,059

JA Exploring Economics 8,529 8,529

JA Fellows Program 397 397

JA Personal Finance 545 8,814 4,875 350 1,696 100,457 116,737

JA Titan 12,021 2,069 16,539 26,784 57,413

JA Banks in Action 173 10,288 1,539 12,000

JA Enterprise without Borders 326 3,561 3,887

JA Global Business Ethics 42,606 6,759 21,350 32 70,747

JA Innovation Camp 2,621 105 967 66,641 3,848 74,182

JA Job Shadow 2,424 6,505 2,923 553,655 1,333 187,021 753,861

JA MESE 10,043 44,203 8,572 62,818

JA Success Skills 42,005 6,134 110,281 13,517 171,937

JA TTBiz 2,025 164,679 166,704

Other programs 31,548 147,500 222,502 593,809 41,582 138,148 1,175,089

TOTAL 85,332 367,253 471,432 2,099,805 82,638 624,331 3,730,791



GRADUATE STUDENT EXPERIENCES

JA Graduate Program 587 587

JA Innovation Camp 394 6,895 8,161 15,450

JA Start-Up Program 13,888 491 14,379

Other programs 2,748 47,213 217,993 7,637 18,740 294,331

TOTAL 3,335 47,213 218,387 28,420 27,392 324,747


MIXED STUDENT EXPERIENCES

JA Mixed level Job Shadow 78,331 78,331

TOTAL 78,331 78,331


TOTAL OF ALLTOTAL 183,552 1,096,073 963,677 3,454,525 291,952 4,665,117 10,654,896

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JA Worldwide Student Data (by region)

Albania 28,090 375,344 250 988

Algeria 2,662 28,092 169 57

Argentina 25,323 243,958 2,347 795

Armenia 6,340 301,600 359 297

Austria 8,930 570,972 332 354

Azerbaijan 100,840 1,607,265 5 153

Bahamas 2,774 311,454 278 96

Bahrain 20,001 117,085 654 633

Belgium Flemish 86,238 2,826,804 807 5,349

Belgium French 12,993 413,471 405 1,006

Bolivia 1,580 16,185 93 54

Botswana 26,260 325,515 6 1,746

Brazil 336,374 2,561,817 11,946 11,591

Brunei 249 2,284 65 13

Bulgaria 32,814 1,347,144 1,337 2,116

Burkina Faso 125 3,300 22 5

Canada 248,502 1,478,932 12,886 9,715

Cayman Islands 1,244 368,063 180 60

Chile 6,217 35,321 253 180

China 224,754 965,868 3,481 5,773

Colombia 21,729 154,553 928 637

Costa Rica 38,231 621,590 242 1,308

Cyprus 311 16,047 56 32

Czech Republic 11,765 506,488 189 795

Denmark 44,822 605,704 4 3,032

Dominica 689 14,812 548 36

Dominican Republic 27,845 233,052 694 419

Dutch Caribbean 150 750 8 6

Alphabetically listed Students Experiences Contact Hours Volunteers Classes

Africa 183,552 3,311,857 2,576 5,940 105

Americas 1,096,073 10,448,768 41,780 41,749 605

Asia Pacific 963,677 12,998,751 24,460 24,805 191

Europe 3,454,525 87,893,462 164,344 163,897 861

MENA 291,952 2,760,643 7,280 10,032 253

United States 4,665,117 34,653,432 218,896 201,444 1,551

TOTAL 10,654,896 152,066,9133 459,336 447,867 3,566

Alphabetically listed Student Experiences Contact Hours Volunteers Classes Staff

JA Worldwide Student Data (by country)

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Ecuador 16,640 823,301 339 434

Egypt 71,826 639,277 1,797 2,212

El Salvador 60,568 552,320 95 8,000

Estonia 24,910 797,959 4,025 1,850

Finland 92,145 1,292,463 187 1,583

France 21,312 1,155,498 1,505 1,401

Gabon 751 268,071 99 388

Georgia 615 39,040 25 35

Germany 128,196 4,240,689 285 1,707

Ghana 0 0 0 0

Greece 8,516 84,885 352 376

Grenada 4,139 19,905 39 188

Guam 532 8,792 73 23

Guatemala 24,961 204,275 1,289 1,117

Honduras 10,996 156,228 467 94

Hong Kong 30,579 175,937 1,910 789

Hungary 3,488 93,021 171 233

India 37,984 129,483 597 0

Indonesia 23,777 353,784 1,046 894

Ireland 63,617 350,401 3,152 2,563

Isle of Man 4,865 465,146 361 448

Israel 9,818 401,936 569 472

Italy 19,531 374,582 461 550

Jamaica 9,474 369,317 501 259

Japan 54,726 664,417 4,487 1,508

Kazakhstan 204,740 7,365,590 104 8,617

Kenya 11,455 33,060 536 450

Kuwait 6,323 46,074 679 221

Latvia 151,471 3,578,782 13 6,120

Lebanon 3,207 22,928 211 151

Lithuania 38,390 1,066,550 247 1,846

Luxembourg 9,542 213,482 371 630

Macedonia 24,370 552,950 252 968

Malaysia 2,339 25,796 178 146

Malta 1,006 26,206 108 114

Mauritius 13,164 69,963 75 391

Mexico 129,127 946,887 4,899 3,760

Moldova 12,870 405,790 0 498

Morocco 14,024 211,504 501 501

Nepal 570 6,840 0 0

Netherlands 32,226 1,865,770 2,237 2,048

Alphabetically listed Student Experiences Contact Hours Volunteers Classes


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New Zealand 91,297 0 0 0

Nicaragua 957 53,316 106 47

Nigeria 31,839 337,024 423 937

Norway 157,060 3,462,839 23,530 7,396

Oman 4,115 39,115 177 137

Pakistan 5,377 31,294 44 93

Palestine 24,204 378,684 715 716

Panama 13,940 76,819 528 514

Paraguay 60,340 641,576 1,011 578

Peru 16,772 150,499 277 516

Philippines 3,462 96,310 203 64

Poland 386,771 11,208,195 46,665 17,219

Portugal 32,686 267,504 2,331 2,128

Puerto Rico 2,762 24,190 108 104

Qatar 3,540 23,043 302 151

Republic of Korea 131,462 648,903 9,903 4,850

Romania 274,494 6,260,690 15,825 22,294

Russia 1,322,647 31,218,518 33,831 52,894

Saudi Arabia 123,047 1,112,246 1,313 4,798

Senegal 748 11,420 13 13

Serbia 26,268 956,826 538 1,221

Singapore 21,577 126,453 1,770 617

Slovakia 16,274 1,298,653 396 1,026

South Africa 14,593 484,032 110 197

Spain 24,994 265,016 2,245 1,778

Sri Lanka 0 0 0 0

St. Kitts and Nevis 508 21,894 0 47

St. Lucia 6,236 36,237 53 275

Swaziland 4,440 104,724 79 124

Sweden 65,501 5,342,436 7,112 9,810

Switzerland 5,825 82,895 217 441

Tajikistan 300 10,200 12 10

Tanzania 20,256 450,356 193 249

Thailand 3,989 26,387 404 78

Trinidad & Tobago 1,973 52,540 87 75

Tunisia 6,438 45,916 82 120

Turkey 2,785 57,078 273 135

Turkmenistan 30,397 783,618 208 1,256

Turks & Caicos 45 2,880 22 5

Uganda 19,377 469,008 635 578

United Arab Emirates 3,679 22,830 518 132



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United Kingdom 260,029 3,504,088 13,321 10,144

Uruguay 5,597 66,775 400 180

US Virgin Islands 60 1,680 12 4

USA 4,665,117 34,653,432 218,896 201,444

Venezuela 20,320 207,642 1,144 655

Vietnam 103 824 14 14

Yemen 3,509 42,555 118 110

Zambia 6,500 88,190 249 116

Zimbabwe 34,044 667,194 136 746

TOTAL 10,654,896 152,066,913 459,336 447,867



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AFRICAFacts and Figures

Established in 2011, JA Africa teaches tangible, marketable, and sustainable skills to the rapidly increasing cohort of out-of-school, idle, unemployed, and underemployed youth in Africa.

Over the next ten years, JA Africa aims to provide one million African youth with information and resources, and to build the self-con dence and self-reliance necessary for Africa’s youth and the subcontinent to succeed.

BotswanaBurkina FasoGabonGhanaKenyaMauritiusNigeria

SenegalSouth AfricaSwazilandTanzaniaUgandaZambiaZimbabwe

JA Africa Leadership ROC LocationAccra, Ghana

Number of Members14

Number of Staff105

Student Experiences183,552

Volunteers2,576

Classes5,940

Contact Hours 3,311,857 Schools 1,988 Revenue Generated by Member Countries $4,239,870

Asheesh Advani (Ex-officio)PresidentJA Worldwide

Elizabeth Bintliff (Board Secretary)CEOJA Africa

Dr. William DerbanDirectorInclusive Banking and CSRFidelity Bank

Aziz DieyePartner in ChargeCabinet Aziz Dieye

Anne KabagambeChief of Staff and Director of CabinetAfrican Development Bank

Jacob Kholi Partner and Chief Investment Officer for Sub-Saharan AfricaThe Abraaj Group

JA Africa Board

Elizabeth BintliffCEO JA Africa

Jean Chawapiwa Board ChairJA Africa

Jean Chawapiwa Board ChairJA Africa BoardMD and FounderWin Win Solutions 4 Africa Consultancy

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Botswana 26,260 325,515 6 1,746

Burkina Faso 125 3,300 22 5

Gabon 751 268,071 99 388

Ghana 0 0 0 0

Kenya 11,455 33,060 536 450

Mauritius 13,164 69,963 75 391

Nigeria 31,839 337,024 423 937

Senegal 748 11,420 13 13

South Africa 14,593 484,032 110 197

Swaziland 4,440 104,724 79 124

Tanzania 20,256 450,356 193 249

Uganda 19,377 469,008 635 578

Zambia 6,500 88,190 249 116

Zimbabwe 34,044 667,194 136 746

Total 183,552 3,311,857 2,576 5,940


JA Africa Student Data

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AMERICASFacts and Figures

JA Americas serves youth across a diverse group of countries through a mix of 30+ distinct programs organized around workforce readiness, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. These programs target a wide spectrum of young people, from vulnerable, at-risk, and marginalized youth to students enrolled in formal education.

ArgentinaBahamasBoliviaBrazilCanadaCayman IslandsChileColombiaCosta RicaDominicaDominican RepublicDutch CaribbeanEcuadorEl SalvadorGrenadaGuatemala

HondurasJamaicaMexicoNicaraguaPanamaParaguayPeruPuerto RicoSt. Kitts and NevisSt. LuciaTrinidad & TobagoTurks & CaicosUruguayU.S. Virgin IslandsVenezuela

JA Americas Leadership

ROC LocationCordoba, Argentina

Number of Members31

Number of Staff605

Student Experiences1,096,073

Volunteers41,780

Classes41,749


JA Americas Board

Hector AguilarCEOALS Bioenergy

Jose C. BroussetB&B Associates

Gilberto CaldartPresidentLatin America and CaribbeanMasterCard

Raul Diez CansecoCEO and FounderSan Ignacio del Loyola University

Jasmin EymeryPublic Affairs and Sustainable Development ManagerGE Latin America

Luiz FerezinGeneral DirectorAccenture Mexico

Nathaniel V. Hedman Lead Country Manager and Mexico & CCA Cluster Manager ExxonMobil Mexico

Leo MartellottoPresidentJA Americas

Mayu AvilaBoard ChairJA Americas

(cont’d)

Fernando IraolaManaging DirectorHead of Latin America Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Basil Khalil Vice President of Planning & Engineering FedEx Express Latin America & Caribbean

Charles Kim Managing Partner Alpine Group USVI

Mayu Avila Board Chair JA Americas Board Corporate Social ResponsibilityRegional Head (Retired) HSBC Latin America

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JA Americas Board (cont’d)

Miguel Laporta Head of Corporate Sustainability HSBC Mexico

Carlos Morales President Espacios del Oriente

Claudio Muruzabal President SAP Latin America and the Caribbean

Jessica Poliner Regional Industry Sales Manager Caterpillar Latin America

Robert Williams Senior Vice President & Country Head Dominican Republic

Raymond Winder Managing Partner Deloitte Bahamas

Argentina 25,323 243,958 2,347 795

Bahamas 2,774 311,454 278 96

Bolivia 1,580 16,185 93 54

Brazil 336,374 2,561,817 11,946 11,591

Canada 248,502 1,478,932 12,886 9,715

Cayman Islands 1,244 368,063 180 60

Chile 6,217 35,321 253 180

Colombia 21,729 154,553 928 637

Costa Rica 38,231 621,590 242 1,308

Dominica 689 14,812 548 36

Dominican Republic 27,845 233,052 694 419

Dutch Caribbean 150 750 8 6

Ecuador 16,640 823,301 339 434

El Salvador 60,568 552,320 95 8,000

Grenada 4,139 19,905 39 188

Guatemala 24,961 204,275 1,289 1,117

Honduras 10,996 156,228 467 94

Jamaica 9,474 369,317 501 259

Mexico 129,127 946,887 4,899 3,760

Nicaragua 957 53,316 106 47

Panama 13,940 76,819 528 514

Paraguay 60,340 641,576 1,011 578

Peru 16,772 150,499 277 516

Puerto Rico 2,762 24,190 108 104

St. Kitts and Nevis 508 21,894 0 47

St. Lucia 6,236 36,237 53 275

Trinidad & Tobago 1,973 52,540 87 75

Turks & Caicos 45 2,880 22 5

Uruguay 5,597 66,775 400 180

US Virgin Islands 60 1,680 12 4

Venezuela 20,320 207,642 1,144 655

Total 1,096,073 10,448,768 41,780 41,749

Alphabetically listed Student Experiences Contact Hours Volunteers ClassesJA Americas Student Data

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ASIA PACIFICFacts and Figures

Along with private and public sector support and on-the-ground delivery of JA programs through 20 JA operations across the region, JA Asia Pacific creates a conversation with youth about the urgency of their employability, unleashing their potential to an envisioned future that all youth can benefit from, and contributing to the long term sustainability and prosperity of the region.

AzerbaijanBruneiChinaGuamHong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanKazakhstanMalaysiaNepal

New ZealandPhilippinesRepublic of KoreaSingaporeSri LankaTajikistanThailandTurkmenistanVietnam

JA Asia Pacific Leadership

ROC LocationHong Kong

Number of Members20

Number of Staff191


Volunteers24,460

Classes24,805


JA Asia Pacific Board

Toby BrownSenior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer AsiaMetLife Inc.

Stuart DeanPresidentASEAN DivisionGE International

Martiono HadiantoPresident DirectorPT Newmont Nusa

Hari KumarRegional Managing Partner U.S.-IndiaDeloitte U.S., LLP

Edward LeeChairmanCOL Financial Group, Inc.

Mark ManningVice President Asia PacificCaterpillar Financial Services Corporation

Karen ReddingtonPresidentAsia Pacific DivisionFedEx Express

Chodchoy (Esther) SophonpanichPresidentThai Environmental and Community Development

Malini ThadaniHead of Corporate SustainabilityAsia Pacific, HSBC

Vivian LauPresidentJA Asia Pacific

Steve WongBoard ChairJA Asia Pacific

Steve WongBoard ChairJA Asia PacificPresidentExxonMobil (China) Investment Co. Ltd Greater China/Japan Gas Marketing

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Azerbaijan 100,840 1,607,265 5 153

Brunei 249 2,284 65 13

China 224,754 965,868 3,481 5,773

Guam 532 8,792 73 23

Hong Kong 30,579 175,937 1,910 789

India 37,984 129,483 597 0

Indonesia 23,777 353,784 1,046 894

Japan 54,726 664,417 4,487 1,508

Kazakhstan 204,740 7,365,590 104 8,617

Malaysia 2,339 25,796 178 146

Nepal 570 6,840 0 0

New Zealand 91,297 0 0 0

Philippines 3,462 96,310 203 64

Republic of Korea 131,462 648,903 9,903 4,850

Singapore 21,577 126,453 1,770 617

Sri Lanka 0 0 0 0

Tajikistan 300 10,200 12 10

Thailand 3,989 26,387 404 78

Turkmenistan 30,397 783,618 208 1,256

Vietnam 103 824 14 14

Total 963,677 12,998,751 24,460 24,805


JA Asia Pacific Student Data

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EUROPEFacts and Figures

The largest provider of entrepreneurship education programs funded by businesses, institutions, foundations, and individuals, JA Europe brings the public and private sectors together to provide European youth with experiences that promote the skills, understanding, and perspective they need to succeed in a global economy.

With an extensive alumni network and the largest number of students in JA Company Program globally, the program is recognized by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Enterprise and Industry as a “Best Practice in Entrepreneurship Education.”

AlbaniaArmeniaAustriaBelgium FlemishBelgium FrenchBulgariaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaFinlandFranceGeorgiaGermanyGreeceHungaryIrelandIsle of ManIsrael

ItalyLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgMacedoniaMaltaMoldovaNetherlandsNorwayPolandPortugalRomaniaRussiaSerbiaSlovakiaSpainSwedenSwitzerlandTurkeyUnited Kingdom

JA Europe Leadership

ROC LocationBrussels, Belgium

Number of Members39

Number of Staff861


Volunteers164,344

Classes163,897


JA Europe Board

Johan H. Andresen Jr.Owner and ChairmanFERD

Nikolaas BaeckelmansVice Presiden, EU AffairsExxon Mobil Europe

Sonja BataFounderBata Shoe Organisation

Prof. Dr. Michel De WolfManaging PartnerDGST Reviseurs d´Entreprises

Caroline JennerCEOJA Europe

Jo DeblaereBoard ChairJA Europe

(cont’d)

Ariel EcksteinManaging Director EMEALinkedIn

Melissa FogartyPartnerClifford Chance

Jo DeblaereBoard ChairJA EuropeChief Operating Officer and Group Chief Executive Accenture Europe

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JA Europe Board (cont’d)Bengt GunnarssonSenior AdvisorBata Group

Pamela HartiganDirectorSkoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

Nicolas HussCEOVISA Europe

Guenther JuengerDirector Corporate Affairs Group EMEAINTEL GmbH

Christophe LeclercqPublisherEurActiv.com

Michael MerciecaCEOJA United Kingdom

Trudy Norris-GreyManaging Director Public Sector in CEEMicrosoft Europe

Lars Petter ØrvingManaging Director EMEA North and East RegionManpower AS

Stephan ReimletPresident and CEO GE EuropeCEO GE Germany

Martin SpurlingGroup General ManagerHSBC Holdings plcChief Remediation OfficerHSBC Mexico

Thomas TindemansChief Executive OfficerHill + Knowlton Strategies Brussels

Mark TorfsSenior AdvisorDeloitte Belgium

Francesco Vanni d’ArchirafiCEOCiti Holdings

Dorothee van VredenburchChief Change and Organization (CCO) NN Group

Albania 28,090 375,344 250 988

Armenia 6,340 301,600 359 297

Austria 8,930 570,972 332 354

Belgium Flemish 86,238 2,826,804 807 5,349

Belgium French 12,993 413,471 405 1,006

Bulgaria 32,814 1,347,144 1,337 2,116

Cyprus 311 16,047 56 32

Czech Republic 11,765 506,488 189 795

Denmark 44,822 605,704 4 3,032

Estonia 24,910 797,959 4,025 1,850

Finland 92,145 1,292,463 187 1,583

France 21,312 1,155,498 1,505 1,401

Georgia 615 39,040 25 35

Germany 128,196 4,240,689 285 1,707

Greece 8,516 84,885 352 376

Hungary 3,488 93,021 171 233

Ireland 63,617 350,401 3,152 2,563

Isle of Man 4,865 465,146 361 448

Israel 9,818 401,936 569 472

Italy 19,531 374,582 461 550

Latvia 151,471 3,578,782 13 6,120

Lithuania 38,390 1,066,550 247 1,846


JA Europe Student Data

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Luxembourg 9,542 213,482 371 630

Macedonia 24,370 552,950 252 968

Malta 1,006 26,206 108 114

Moldova 12,870 405,790 0 498

Netherlands 32,226 1,865,770 2,237 2,048

Norway 157,060 3,462,839 23,530 7,396

Poland 386,771 11,208,195 46,665 17,219

Portugal 32,686 267,504 2,331 2,128

Romania 274,494 6,260,690 15,825 22,294

Russia 1,322,647 31,218,518 33,831 52,894

Serbia 26,268 956,826 538 1,221

Slovakia 16,274 1,298,653 396 1,026

Spain 24,994 265,016 2,245 1,778

Sweden 65,501 5,342,436 7,112 9,810

Switzerland 5,825 82,895 217 441

Turkey 2,785 57,078 273 135

United Kingdom 260,029 3,504,088 13,321 10,144

Total 3,454,525 87,893,462 164,344 163,897


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MENAFacts and Figures

Headquartered in Amman, Jordan, INJAZ Al-Arab (JA Middle East and Northern Africa) provides education and training in entrepreneurial skills throughout the Arab world and teaches programs aimed at developing basic business skills, financial literacy, and soft skills that equip young people to start and run their own businesses and find employment.

AlgeriaBahrainEgyptKuwaitLebanonMoroccoOmanPakistan

PalestineQatarSaudi ArabiaTunisiaUnited Arab EmiratesYemen

JA MENA Leadership

ROC LocationAmman, Jordan

Number of Members14

Number of Staff253


Volunteers7,280

Classes10,032


Ramzi Abdeljaber Managing Director InvestCorp Bank B.S.C.

Abdulkareem Abu AlnasrFounder & Chairman of the Board INJAZ Saudi Arabia

Asheesh AdvaniPresident and CEOJA Worldwide

Omar Al GhanimCEOAlghanim Industries

Abdul Aziz Al-Yaqout Senior PartnerMeysan Partners

Sheikh Soud Bin Nasser Al ThaniGroup CEOOoredoo

Bernard J. DunnVice PresidentBoeing InternationalPresidentBoeing Middle East

Omar El HamamsyDirector McKinsey & Company Middle East

Omar FahoumChairman of the Board & CEODeloitte & Touche M.EWamda Capital

JA MENA Board

(cont’d)

Akef AqrabawiPresident and CEOINJAZ Al-Arab

Sheikh Khaled Bin Zayed Al NehayanBoard ChairINJAZ Al-Arab

Sheikh Khaled Bin Zayed Al Nehayan Board ChairINJAZ Al-Arab Chairman and Founder Bin Zayed Group

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JA MENA Board (cont’d)Fadi GhandourFounder & Vice ChairmanAramex Executive Chairman Wamda Capital

Nabil HabayebPresident and CEOGeneral Electric Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey

Carmen HaddadChief Executive Officer Citibank, N.A., Qatar branch

Mazen HayekOfficial Spokesman Group Director of Commercial, PR and CSRMBC Group

Taha Khalifa Regional DirectorMiddle East and North Africa Intel Corporation

Sjoerd Leenart Senior Country Officer Middle East, Africa, and TurkeyJ.P. Morgan

David Leman Chief Human Resources OfficerMiddle East and AfricaMarriott International, Inc.

Abdul Malek Al JaberChairmanMiddle East Payment ServicesFounder and ChairmanMENA Apps and Arabreneur

Raghuvir (Raghu) Malhotra PresidentMiddle East & North AfricaMasterCard

Mazin MannaChief Executive OfficerMENA RegionCredit Agricole CIB

Sconaid McGeachin President and CEO Middle East, Africa, and Turkey Hill+Knowlton Strategies

Sheikha Hanadi Nasser Bin Khaled Al Thani Founder and ChairpersonAmwal

Abdulfattah Sharaf Chief Executive Officer HSBC Middle East Ltd, UAE

Tarek Sherlala Managing Director and Head of Asset Servicing Bank of New York Mellon Middle East and Africa

Frederic SicreExecutive Director Abraaj Capital

Paul TheysPresident ExxonMobil Al Khalij Inc

Algeria 2,662 28,092 169 57

Bahrain 20,001 117,085 654 633

Egypt 71,826 639,277 1,797 2,212

Kuwait 6,323 46,074 679 221

Lebanon 3,207 22,928 211 151

Morocco 14,024 211,504 501 501

Oman 4,115 39,115 177 137

Pakistan 5,377 31,294 44 93

Palestine 24,204 378,684 715 716

Qatar 3,540 23,043 302 151

Saudi Arabia 123,047 1,112,246 1,313 4,798

Tunisia 6,438 45,916 82 120

United Arab Emirates 3,679 22,830 518 132

Yemen 3,509 42,555 118 110

Total 291,952 2,760,643 7,280 10,032


JA MENA Student Data

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USAFacts and Figures

Focused on empowering young people to own their economic success, JA USA’s experiential programs around work readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy reach more than 4.6 million students annually in kindergarten through high school and help students see the relevance of education and the value of staying in school.

Akron, OHAlaskaAlbany, NYArizonaArkansasAustin, TXBaltimore, MDBaton Rouge, LABattle Creek, MIBirmingham, ALBoston, MABowling Green, KYBrazoria County, TXBridgeport, CTBuffalo, NYCanton, OHCedar RapidsCharleston, SCCharlotte, NCChattanooga, TNChicago, ILCincinnati/Dayton, OHCleveland, OHCleveland, TNCocoa Beach, FLColorado Springs, COColumbia, SCColumbus, OHDallas, TXDelawareDenver, CODes Moines, IADetroit, MIEl Paso, TXEvansville, INFort Lauderdale, FLFort Wayne, INFort Worth, TXGeorgia

Grand Rapids, MIGreensboro, NCGreenville, SCHartford, CTHawaiiHeartlandHouston, TXIdahoIndianapolis, INJackson, MIJacksonville, FLKansasKansas City, MOKingsport, TNKnoxville, TNLancaster, PALas Vegas, NVLexington, KYLincoln, NELongview, TXLos Angeles, CALouisville, KYMaineMemphis, TNMiami, FLMiddletown, OHMidland, MINaples, FLNashville, TNNew Bedford/Fall River, MANew JerseyNew MexicoNew Orleans, LANew York, NYNorfolk-Newport News, VANorthern CaliforniaOklahomaOmaha, NEOrlando, FL

Owensboro, KYPensacola, FLPeoria, ILPhiladelphia, PAPittsburgh, PAPortland, ORRaleigh, NCReno, NVRhode IslandRichmond, VARoanoke, VARochester, NYSacramento, CASaginaw, MISalisbury, MDSan Antonio, TXSan Diego, CAScranton, PASeattle, WAShreveport, LASouth DakotaSpringfield, MASpringfield, OHSt. Louis, MOStamford, CTTampa Bay, FLTerre Haute, INToledo, OHUpper MidwestUtahWarren/Youngstown, OHWashington, DCWest Palm Beach, FLWest VirginiaWestchester, NYWisconsinYork, PA

ROC LocationColorado, USA

Number of JA Areas115

Number of Staff1,551


Volunteers218,896

Classes201,444

Contact Hours 34,653,432 Schools 21,638 Revenue Generated by JA Areas $181,000,000

JA USA LeadershipJack KosakowskiPresident and CEOJunior Achievement USA

Catherine S. BruneBoard ChairJunior Achievement USA

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JA USA Board

Asheesh Advani (Ex Officio)President and CEOJA Worldwide

Ainar D. Aijala, Jr.Chief Global Corporate Development OfficerDeloitte Touche Tohmatsu LimitedPrincipal, Deloitte Consulting LLP

Evelyn Angelle

Alan S. ArmstrongPresident and CEOThe Williams Companies, Inc.

Timothy Baxter President and COO Samsung Electronics America, Inc.

Sandra Beach LinBoard MemberAmerican Electric Power

Rodney D. BullardVice President of Community Affairs and Executive Director Chick-fil-A Foundation

T. Randall CainVice Chair and Southwest Region Managing PartnerEY

James M. CarrollGlobal Managing Director Government RelationsAccenture

Tripp DavisMidwest Region and Greater Chicago MarketAdvisory LeaderPwC LLP

Lynne FordExecutive Vice PresidentDistribution and MarketingCalvert Investments

Charles P. GarciaCEOAssociation of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA)

Jeff HansberryPresidentEvolution Fresh

Perry HewittChief Digital OfficerHarvard University

Kyle H. Hybl, Esq.Chief Operating OfficerEl Pomar Foundation

Clyde D. KeatonPresident and CEOArgo Turboserve Corporation

Loren C. KlugExecutive Vice President, Head of Strategy and Planning, and Chief of Staff to the HNAH CEO HSBC North America Holdings Inc.

Jack E. KosakowskiPresident and CEO Junior Achievement USA

Larry LevaGlobal Vice Chair Quality, Risk and RegulatoryKPMG International

Robert Lloyd CEOHyperloop Technologies Inc.

Paul E. McKnight

Julie A. MonacoManaging Director Global Head Public Sector Corporate and Investment Banking Division Institutional Clients GroupCiti

Douglas D. OlsonExecutive Vice President Meredith Corporation

Jonas PrisingChief Executive OfficerManpower Group

Lawrence W. SidwellSenior Vice PresidentGlobal Credit and RiskJohn Deere Worldwide Financial Services

Albert E. SuterChief Operating Officer (Retired)EmersonSpinnaker Financial Services LLC

Richard A. WoodsSenior Vice PresidentCorporate AffairsCapital One

Catherine S. BruneBoard ChairJunior Achievement USA President, Eastern Territory (Retired)Allstate Insurance Company

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Akron, OH 23,138 152,838 841 1,103

Alaska 9,201 58,596 277 491

Albany, NY 24,512 192,084 935 1,174

Arizona 97,378 946,485 8,015 3,703

Arkansas 11,969 72,384 619 569

Austin, TX 3,663 19,461 149 166

Baltimore, MD 43,440 487,727 1,788 1,594

Baton Rouge, LA 15,023 126,750 626 674

Battle Creek, MI 12,421 68,390 325 540

Birmingham, AL 30,869 176,863 1,628 1,430

Boston, MA 38,153 259,818 269 1,562

Bowling Green, KY 9,616 53,975 112 403

Brazoria County, TX 6,579 35,675 1,173 310

Bridgeport, CT 22,591 121,093 591 1,098

Buffalo, NY 15,238 96,068 326 736

Canton, OH 14,723 115,957 1,213 720

Cedar Rapids 39,062 267,440 498 1,901

Charleston, SC 2,753 14,573 115 135

Charlotte, NC 36,908 323,577 3,344 1,685

Chattanooga, TN 12,025 67,467 520 588

Chicago, IL 538,984 2,048,500 13,656 25,167

Cincinnati/Dayton, OH 41,507 237,422 1,566 1,815

Cleveland, OH 41,016 238,370 1,191 1,841

Cleveland, TN 4,263 27,497 91 190

Cocoa Beach, FL 9,230 64,333 259 439

Colorado Springs, CO 28,385 157,540 1,052 1,283

Columbia, SC 8,791 55,468 231 403

Columbus, OH 20,702 247,207 2,561 902

Dallas, TX 48,690 303,623 3,801 2,456

Delaware 15,580 207,455 1,312 726

Denver, CO 125,425 949,554 5,234 5,123

Des Moines, IA 31,142 249,400 717 1,317

Detroit, MI 42,907 489,248 2,042 1,679

El Paso, TX 4,806 25,563 901 247

Evansville, IN 26,268 150,077 4,848 1,195

Fort Lauderdale, FL 47,790 1,040,837 5,924 1,834

Fort Wayne, IN 125,957 1,347,808 2,022 5,570

Fort Worth, TX 38,580 206,011 241 1,919

Georgia 168,622 1,676,754 9,116 5,708

Grand Rapids, MI 58,849 310,802 1,405 2,205

Greensboro, NC 10,980 58,213 413 519


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Greenville, SC 6,963 38,334 295 352

Hartford, CT 34,655 177,974 2,376 1,700

Hawaii 8,624 49,306 186 411

Heartland 55,764 446,975 3,099 2,644

Houston, TX 306,245 2,408,842 11,907 13,926

Idaho 16,927 103,775 2,260 707

Indianapolis, IN 21,055 298,912 2,357 861

Jackson, MI 10,920 97,414 184 434

Jacksonville, FL 52,881 474,099 1,239 2,022

Kansas 26,282 137,097 927 1,245

Kansas City, MO 17,976 105,884 738 822

Kingsport, TN 5,597 36,635 126 250

Knoxville, TN 16,445 186,917 602 766

Lancaster, PA 15,133 116,494 685 698

Las Vegas, NV 14,917 115,294 497 598

Lexington, KY 18,307 99,921 381 750

Lincoln, NE 24,097 130,011 874 1,134

Longview, TX 13,128 77,651 604 647

Los Angeles, CA 88,820 577,782 4,324 2,898

Louisville, KY 58,449 654,643 3,401 2,102

Maine 10,364 56,577 418 616

Memphis, TN 9,800 97,678 496 452

Miami, FL 43,796 162,831 558 648

Middletown, OH 1,950 10,274 48 77

Midland, MI 13,078 57,942 261 566

Naples, FL 7,812 46,776 167 286

Nashville, TN 30,817 298,989 1,109 1,442

New Bedford/Fall River, MA 3,645 19,775 104 191

New Jersey 57,502 525,676 3,952 2,847

New Mexico 4,509 23,527 147 215

New Orleans, LA 24,899 195,403 1,359 1,041

New York, NY 70,564 439,772 5,305 3,064

Norfolk-Newport News, VA 13,035 90,127 294 570

Northern California 98,488 629,426 3,108 3,586

Oklahoma 53,577 444,717 3,683 2,339

Omaha, NE 10,583 57,061 411 483

Orlando, FL 47,566 422,088 2,338 2,462

Owensboro, KY 20,425 114,498 507 853

Pensacola, FL 6,058 32,235 199 324

Peoria, IL 14,522 84,751 629 687

Philadelphia, PA 20,762 123,735 1,009 853


JA USA Student Data

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Pittsburgh, PA 73,035 497,468 1,973 3,218

Portland, OR 38,921 439,456 3,590 1,505

Raleigh, NC 9,927 54,579 486 398

Reno, NV 8,577 44,652 201 314

Rhode Island 9,591 53,084 528 571

Richmond, VA 25,798 198,681 1,607 1,222

Roanoke, VA 5,842 31,917 298 432

Rochester, NY 16,502 126,803 488 805

Sacramento, CA 12,122 63,179 643 460

Saginaw, MI 6,722 97,993 172 264

Salisbury, MD 6,590 34,366 188 312

San Antonio, TX 90,325 585,471 4,219 4,287

San Diego, CA 55,722 587,438 5,336 1,789

Scranton, PA 11,140 124,919 104 446

Seattle, WA 111,108 855,907 3,543 4,529

Shreveport, LA 6,787 37,165 209 259

South Dakota 50,093 237,968 2,171 2,244

Springfield, MA 11,036 73,915 377 475

Springfield, OH 7,264 43,098 205 362

St. Louis, MO 149,111 1,103,596 7,657 6,556

Stamford, CT 11,391 60,833 713 555

Tampa Bay, FL 94,579 911,188 7,563 4,772

Terre Haute, IN 4,178 21,986 87 194

Toledo, OH 22,631 125,738 742 993

Upper Midwest 159,869 1,159,394 8,617 6,252

Utah 80,030 594,254 6,081 3,146

Warren/Youngstown, OH 8,855 65,998 441 421

Washington, DC 55,145 517,235 4,551 2,052

West Palm Beach, FL 19,337 119,382 535 744

West Virginia 1,461 8,625 39 62

Westchester, NY 6,485 38,058 369 260

Wisconsin 162,973 1,400,879 8,469 8,203

York, PA 47,297 321,486 1,068 1,653 Merged/Closed JA Areas not shown - - 515 -

Total 4,665,117 34,653,432 218,896 201,444


JA USA Student Data

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JA Worldwide Pass Through FundingFunding and Financials

Gabon 40,000

Kenya 101,505

Mauritius 40,000

Nigeria 15,400

Senegal 10,000

South Africa 178,000

Tanzania 117,126

Uganda 20,000

Zambia 36,582

Zimbabwe 25,000

Total 583,613

JA MemberUSD passed through

JA Worldwide to the Member

Africa

Argentina 119,692

Bahamas 5,350

Brazil 269,148

Canada 200,588

Cayman Islands 4,000

Chile 84,462

Colombia 69,980

Costa Rica 37,962

Dominican Republic 41,456

Dutch Caribbean 3,200

Ecuador 105,000

El Salvador 42,962

Grenada 3,644

Guatemala 115,000

Honduras 30,000

Jamaica 18,156

Mexico 310,778

Panama 81,463

Paraguay 25,000

Peru 59,000

Puerto Rico 12,413

St. Kitts & Nevis 4,000

St. Lucia 4,000

Trinidad & Tobago 8,981

Uruguay 33,876

US Virgin Islands 4,493

Venezuela 14,000

Total 1,708,605



Americas

China 334,950

Hong Kong 97,363

India 48,500

Indonesia 748,290

Japan 89,313

Kazakhstan 24,000

Malaysia 54,000

Nepal 2,867

New Zealand 10,000

Philippines 57,857

Republic of Korea 166,000

Singapore 76,350

Thailand 138,662

Vietnam 16,000

Total 1,864,153



Asia Pacific

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Armenia 46,500

Belgium-Flemish 3,000

Belgium-French 2,000

Bulgaria 5,000

Europe Regional Operating Ctr 2,212,104

Finland 6,000

France 63,000

Greece 26,250

Hungary 14,000

Ireland 148,650

Israel 35,000

Italy 67,500

Luxembourg 22,500

Malta 20,000

Norway 3,000

Poland 15,000

Portugal 20,072

Romania 67,000

Russia 35,000

Spain 61,600

Sweden 10,000

Switzerland 9,000

Turkey 35,000

United Kingdom 360,000

Total 3,287,176



Europe

Bahrain 89,250

Egypt 146,000

Lebanon 117,794

Yemen 35

Palestine 47,458

Algeria 7,500

Morocco 60,000

Qatar 95,000

Saudi Arabia 96,063

United Arab Emirates 165,000

MENA Regional Operating Ctr 588,729

Total 1,412,828



MENA

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Akron, OH 3,500

Albany, NY 28,500

Arizona 41,921

Arkansas 6,000

Austin, TX 1,000

Baltimore, MD 31,231

Boston, MA 31,170

Bridgeport, CT 16,000

Buffalo, NY 17,500

Canton, OH 33,318

Cedar Rapids 12,000

Charlotte, NC 14,000

Chicago, IL 68,500

Cincinnati/Dayton, OH 19,000

Cleveland, OH 9,968

Cocoa Beach, FL 6,000

Colorado Springs, CO 25,000

Dallas, TX 10,000

Denver, CO 58,162

Detroit, MI 10,000

El Paso, TX 6,367

Fort Lauderdale, FL 15,000

Georgia 21,000

Grand Rapids, MI 68,556

Greenville, SC 10,000

Hartford, CT 23,000

Heartland 25,000

Houston, TX 55,000

Kansas City, MO 11,000


JA Worldwide to the Area

USA

Knoxville, TN 25,000

Lancaster, PA 5,000

Lexington, KY 25,000

Los Angeles, CA 16,500

Louisville, KY 14,226

Memphis, TN 4,000

Miami, FL 1,100

Nashville, TN 2,718

New Jersey 10,321

New York, NY 45,000

Northern California 34,000

Pittsburgh, PA 12,000

Portland, OR 37,500

Raleigh, NC 5,000

Rhode Island 25,000

Richmond, VA 5,000

Roanoke, VA 3,000

Sacramento, CA 10,000

Seattle, WA 25,000

South Dakota 29,500

Springfield, MA 10,000

St. Louis, MO 3,000

Stamford, CT 16,000

Tampa Bay, FL 35,000

Upper Midwest 11,000

Utah 5,600

Wisconsin 19,000

USA Regional Operating Ctr 199,600

Total 1,311,758


JA Worldwide to the Area

USA

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Corporate, Foundation, and Individual FundersFunding and FinancialsJA Worldwide$3,000,000+Citi Foundation

$1,000,000+FedExGE Foundation1

HSBC Holdings Plc1 MetLife FoundationUSAID

$500,000+Barclays Bank Plc Bechtel Group FoundationCountry of GabonExxon Mobil CorporationMasterCard WorldwidePrudential Plc

$250,000+Abraaj Group American AirlinesCaterpillarCoca Cola Foundation

$100,000+Alcatel-Lucent FoundationHewlett PackardFranklin Templeton InvestmentsNetwork for GoodScotiabankSean Rush*

$50,000+Bank of America Merrill LynchBloombergBNY MellonBoeingCIBC First Caribbean International BankJohn DeereMarriotMicrosoftPwCSilicon Valley Community Foundation

$25,000+Alcoa Foundation

ADPRalph de la VegaDeluxe Corporation FoundationDisneyEYEdward GalanteJohnson & JohnsonAlan KellyLewis Roca RothgerberLowenstern FoundationMarsh & McLennanClaudia SlacikXanegy

$10,000+Ainar AijalaMaliz BeamsSheikh Khaled Bin Zayed Al NehayanPartha BoseCathy BruneRaul CansecoCNJFrancesco Vanni d’ArchirafiJo DeBlaereBrunei DarussalamChinwe EffiongPatty FrancyNicky MajorOliver WymanDavid SenayTom SpeechleyStaplesTOKYOU.S. Bancorp FoundationMargie Wang

$5,000+Michael BrayHubbard Family FoundationMona MourshedNeorisJohn ScheidTulsa Community Foundation

$1,000+Mayu AvilaBackus Family Foundation

BNI-Misner Charitable FoundationGilberto CaldartCredit SuisseGerald CzarneckiDavid CunninghamMichel de WolfMiles WilliamsRobert WilliamsRaymond WinderStephen Wong

Up to $999AmazonCarolyn BassettBenevityJose BrousettMarc CohnChristina DiBitettoJasmin EymeryAgnes HussherrBasil KhalilLeo MartellottoSageChristopher SchraderMarcella ShinderJoseph Tortora

JA Africa$500,000+Barclays Bank Plc

$250,000+Abraaj GroupCiti Foundation

$100,000+Bechtel International Inc

$50,000+FedEx

Up to $49,000Peter Gbedemah

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Corporate, Foundation, and Individual FundersFunding and FinancialsJA Americas$500,000+Citi Foundation USAID

$100,000+MasterCard WorldwideHSBC Holdings Plc Scotiabank

$50,000+AT&TBaxterCIBC First Caribbean International Bank FedEx

Up to $49,000Jose BrousettGilberto CaldertRaul CansecoJasmin EymeryBasil KhalilLeo MartellottoRobert WilliamsRaymond Windor

JA Asia Pacific$100,000+ExxonMobil Corporation FedEx

Up to $49,000BloombergCredit SuisseHSBC Holdings PlcUSAID

JA MENA$500,000+MBC Group / MBC Al Amal

$250,000+Citi FoundationCoca Cola Foundation ExxonMobil Corporation

$100,000+Gulf BankHSBCJ.P. MorganMasterCardMcKinsey & Company Petrochemical Industries Company

$50,000+ALESCOAlghanim Industries BoeingBNYMFedExH+K Strategies MarriotMetLife Foundation Skoll Foundation

Up to $49,000AmwalAramex Bayt.comBin Zayed Group DeloitteDLA PieprIntelInvestcorpKout Food Group WamdaYouGov

JA Europe$250,000+BarclaysCiti Foundation European Commission ExxonMobil Hyundai Motor EuropeMetLife Foundation UBS

$100,000+AXABATAHPJ.P. MorganMicrosoft Visa Europe

$50,000+Accenture ArcelorMittalBTMU Euroclear FedExFerd Holdings IntelSiemens

Up to $49,000AlcatelLucent Clifford Chance Egon Zehnder GEH+K Strategies HSBCManpowerGroupMasterCard Repsol SAPSmurfitKappa Sonae STMicroelectronics TotalVIRKE

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Corporate, Foundation, and Individual FundersFunding and FinancialsJA USA$2,000,000+HSBC Bank USA HSBC Holdings plc

$1,500,000+American Honda Finance CorporationThe Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc

$1,000,000+AT&TCapital One Financial Corporation

$500,000+Anonymous

$200,000+AIGAllstate FoundationCisco Systems, IncEl Pomar FoundationEmersonKPMG FoundationManpowerGroupMicrosoft CorporationOneMain Financial / Citi FoundationTaco Bell FoundationUPS Foundation, Inc.VOYA Foundation

$100,000+CenterPoint Energy, IncChick-fil-A, Inc.E*TRADE FinancialExxonMobil Chemical CompanyFidelity InvestmentsICE NYSE FoundationMassMutual Financial GroupTD Ameritrade

$50,000+AICPA CommunicationsAlly FinancialEY LLPFedEx ServicesFISGen Re CorporationHorace A. Moses FoundationMarsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.Mercedes-Benz Financial Services USA LLCPhillips 66PMI Educational FoundationThe Stiles-Nicholson FoundationU.S. Bank

Up to $49,000Accenture LLPAlcatel-Lucent FoundationAmerica›s CharitiesAmeriprise Financial Employee Giving CampaignAnadarko Petroleum CorporationAramarkArgo Turboserve CorporationAT&T United Way Employee Giving CampaignBank of America FoundationBill Stroecker FoundationCalifornia Community FoundationCalvert InvestmentsCDW CorporationCharitable Alliance of Retail and Restaurant Executives FoundationChatham Partners LLCCIGNA FoundationComerica BankDeVry Inc.DIRECTV Employee Giving CampaignDiscover Financial ServicesEcoMedia - A CBS CompanyEnvestnet Asset Management, Inc.

Financial & Insurance Conference PlannersFirst TechHalliburton CompanyHill & Knowlton, Inc.HMS Business Services Inc.Jackson National LifeKanter & CompanyKendall Family FoundationLewis Roca RothgerberMadison Performance GroupMaritz Research - Financial Services GroupMasterCard TechnologiesMcGladrey LLPNRG Energy, Inc.Philanthropic Ventures FoundationPNC FoundationPorter NovelliPwCRandstadS. C. Johnson & Sons, Inc.Sage North AmericaSalesforce FoundationState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.State Street Foundation, Inc.The Columbus FoundationThe David B. Golub and Lisa Piazza Charitable FundThe Dow Chemical Company FoundationUnitedHealth Group Employee Giving CampaignVersta Research

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Corporate, Foundation, and Individual FundersFunding and FinancialsJA USA - Individuals $100,000+Jim Gallogly

$50,000+Catherine S. Brune

$20,000+Evelyn AngelleKaren and Frank Steininger

$10,000+Timothy E. Baxter Sandra Beach Lin Rodney D. Bullard James M. Carroll John W. Davis Michael Deniszczuk Greg C. GarlandDeborah J. Kissire Loren C. KlugDiane and Jack Kosakowski Larry A. LevaBruce MacklinPaul E. McKnightJulie A. Monaco Helen C. Pekny Jonas Prising Robert W. Reeg Lawrence W. Sidwell Albert E. Suter Richard A. Woods

$5,000+Lynne FordJames R. HemakClyde D. Keaton Denman K. McNear Douglas D. Olson Edward Rapp

$1,000+Alan S. Armstrong Pamela and Howard Bartner Marilyn and Gary Blanchette

Carey BongardAugust A. BuschMary Catherine and Ed DesrosiersLisa and Scott GillisMaud C. GoldfieldKevin HamburgerPerry HewittRandall HicksKyle H. Hybl, Esq.Christy & Gary Kunz Jeanette & Ron Lee Susan and Tat Luu Leslie PierceJeannine ReillyJulie and Steve Schmidt Gus A. StavrosBuzzy Thibodeaux

Up to $999Donna and Don Abdallah Melanie and Sam Adams Diana and Tim Armijo Elena BakhtinaTerri BellDiane BirknessRoma BorlandBradley CarlsonDaniel ColeLisa ConnorGeorge Cousins Jennifer DallasJackie and Rick Dant Alton DawseyGina and Michael DeFlavia Elaine and Alberto Del ToroDebbie Denmark Jody Fletcher Curt Freeman Mel FreierMargaret GarciaTami and John Godsey Laura GoodmanTanya HolmesMargaret Johnson

Wendy and Timothy King David W. KroghDavid P. Kunstle Stallworth Larson Howard LevineGail and Bruce Luckett Erin MartinLawrence Massey Nancy and David McCarty Jon MedvedCassie MontoyaKris and Garrett Ponciroli Claudia and Andy SchenckJeanne-Mey Sun Gerri and Dr. Joe ThomasVal ThomasJeffrey TomenyDenise TruittKevin WaterburyNatalie and Clint Watts

1. JA Worldwide recognizes annual proportions of multi-year giving in each year of grant period.2. Regional Operating Center figures include JA Worldwide pass-through support in instances where funding exceeds $100,000.* Represents voluntary reduction of base compensation plus cash gift.

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SummaryFunding and FinancialsJA Worldwide, Inc. (the Organization) is a Delaware not-for-profit organization whose mission and principal activities are to oversee global fund raising, brand development and protection, quality assurance, and financial accountability.

JA Worldwide, Inc. provides oversight to Europe, Africa, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and the Americas (excluding the USA) and is responsiblefor the growth and development of Junior Achievement around the world. Junior Achievement USA®, a related party, provides oversight to the United States. Future grants, gifts, and contributions that will be focused either entirely or mostly outside of the United States will be processed and executed by the Organization.

The Organization reaches out to the global community through a network of 119 affiliates that develop and implement economic education programs for young people through a partnership between business and education. Except for JA Africa, Inc. and JA Asia Pacific Limited (discussed below) the affiliates’ financial statements are notincluded in the consolidated financial statements of the Organization, since it does not have a controlling interest in the affiliates’ Board of Directors or a financial interest in the affiliates’ operations. The by-laws of each affiliate designate a similar purpose not-for-profit organization to receive the residual interest of an affiliate in the event of dissolution.

The Organization’s primary revenues come from corporate and individual contributions, federal and private grants, and license fees charged to its affiliates.

JA Africa, Inc. is a Delaware not-for-profit corporation that conducts education programs in Africa. JA Asia Pacific Limited is a Hong Kongnot-for-profit corporation who conducts education programs in Asia. JA Africa, Inc. and JA Asia Pacific Limited are subsidiaries of the Organization, and their results are fully consolidated.

Functional Allocation of Expenses

The costs of providing the various program and supporting services have been summarized on a functional basis in the consolidated statementsof activities. Accordingly, certain costs have been allocated among the program and supporting services benefited based on relative efforts expended on each activity.

Program services include the following:

Field servicesEncompasses a range of direct support to more than 100 affiliates of the Organization to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. Services include, but are not limited to,staff training, marketing and brand support, facilitating the sharing of best practices, and assistance with Board development and governance.

Communications and marketingHeightens awareness and understanding of the Organization’s purpose and mission through multiple media channels to corporations, volunteers, educators, funders, and the general public. Fosters brand consistency globally.

Research and developmentCovers the development and support of Junior Achievement programs including student competitions and programs directed at marginalized youth, girls and family support, youthunemployment, and quality education for youth ages 5 - 25.

Human resourcesEncompasses talent management and employeedevelopment to ensure the Organization is hiring and retaining high quality staff to deliver programs and recruit volunteers to educate young people inthe areas of financial literacy, workforce readiness, and entrepreneurship.

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June 30, 2015 and June 30, 2014

Consolidated Statements of Financial Position

2015 20147,569,150 5,358,949

498,843 526,225141,647 223,107100,950 40,331

344,749 85,32699,497 62,781

8,754,836 6,296,719

21,858 12,5748,776,694 6,309,293

492,205 540,102261,022 229,180

3,967,464 3,314,8334,720,691 4,084,115

802,599 306,3923,253,404 1,918,7864,056,003 2,225,1788,776,694 6,309,293

CashContributions receivableFederal grants receivableDue from related partyAffiliates accounts receivable, net of allowance for doubtful accounts; 2015 - $128,000 and 2014 - $0Prepaid expenses and other receivablesTotal current assets

Total assets

Accounts payable-tradeAccrued liabilitiesFunds held for affiliatesTotal current liabilities

UnrestrictedTemporarily restrictedTotal net assetsTotal liabilities and net assets

ASSETSCurrent Assets

Fixed Assets, Net

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSCurrent Liabilities

Net Assets

$ $

$ $

$ $

$ $

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Year Ended June 30, 2015

Consolidated Statements of Activities

1,458,929 4,140,914 5,599,8432,288,435 - 2,288,4351,676,074 - 1,676,0741,494,145 - 1,494,145

26 - 26152,507 - 152,507

2,806,296 (2,806,296) -9,876,412 1,334,618 11,211,030

6,165,240 - 6,165,240712,264 - 712,264197,260 - 197,260249,385 - 249,385

7,324,149 - 7,324,149

1,376,796 - 1,376,796679,260 - 679,260

2,056,056 - 2,056,0569,380,205 - 9,380,205

496,207 1,334,618 1,830,825306,392 1,918,786 2,225,178802,599 3,253,404 4,056,003

ContributionsLicense fees

In-kind contributionsFederal grantsInterest incomeOther incomeNet assets released from restrictions

Total support and revenue

Program ServicesField servicesCommunications and marketingResearch and developmentHuman resources

Total program servicesSupport Services

Management and generalFundraising

Total support servicesTotal expenses

Support and RevenueUNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL

Expenses

CHANGE IN NET ASSETSNET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEARNET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

TEMPORARY

$ $ $

$ $ $

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Year Ended June 30, 2014

Consolidated Statements of Activities

970,750 2,520,796 3,491,5461,711,189 - 1,711,1891,135,898 - 1,135,8981,380,223 - 1,380,223

410 - 41029,258 - 29,258

2,694,256 (2,694,256) -7,921,984 (173,460) 7,748,524

4,745,236 - 4,745,236504,404 - 504,404112,386 - 112,38650,070 - 50,070

5,412,096 - 5,412,096

1,431,504 - 1,431,504981,760 - 981,760

2,413,264 - 2,413,2647,825,360 - 7,825,360

96,624 (173,460) (76,836)- 860,587 860,587

96,624 687,127 783,751209,768 1,231,659 1,441,427306,392 1,918,786 2,225,178

ContributionsLicense fees

In-kind contributionsFederal grantsInterest incomeOther incomeNet assets released from restrictions

Total support and revenue

Program ServicesField servicesCommunications and marketingResearch and developmentHuman resources

Total program servicesSupport Services

Management and generalFundraising

Total support servicesTotal expenses

Support and RevenueUNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL

Expenses

TRANSFER FROM RELATED PARTYNET ASSET TRANSFER FROM RELATED PARTYCHANGE IN NET ASSETSNET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEARNET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE NET

TEMPORARY

$ $ $

$ $ $

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June 30, 2015 and June 30, 2014

Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows

2015 20141,830,825 783,751

Depreciation 7,880 6,058Net asset transfer from related party - (860,587)Bad debt expense 132,245 3,859

Contributions receivable 27,382 485,163Federal grants receivable 81,460 297,916Affiliates accounts receivable (391,668) 42,887Funds held for affiliates 652,631 (656,001)Due to/from related party (60,619) (36,864)Prepaid expenses and other receivables (36,716) (11,724)Accounts payable and accrued liabilities (16,055) 237,814Net cash provided by operating activities 2,227,365 292,272

(17,164) -

Net cash used in investing activities (17,164) -

Transfer of cash from related party - 1,377,823Net cash provided by financing activities - 1,377,823Increase in Cash 2,210,201 1,670,095Cash, Beginning of Year 5,358,949 3,688,854Cash, End of Year 7,569,150 5,358,949

Cash transferred - 1,377,823Less liabilities transferred - (517,236)Net transfer - 860,587

Operating ActivitiesChange in net assetsItems not requiring (providing) operating activities cash flows

Changes in assets and liabilities

Investing ActivitiesPurchase of fixed assets

Financing Activities

Supplemental Cash Flows InformationDuring 2014, a related party transferred certain assets to the Organization.

$ $

$ $

$ $

$ $

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ContactAsheesh AdvaniPresident and CEO

Margie M. WangChief Operating Officer and CFO

Brandie ConfortiGlobal Head of Development

745 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02111USA

Tel: +1 617 315 8563

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Elizabeth BintliffCEO

P.O. Box CT 11239 CantonmentAccra, Ghana

Tel: +233 248 156 375

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Leo MartellottoPresident

Av. del Piamonte S/N Quebrada de las Rosas 5003Cordoba, Argentina

Tel: +54 9351 3028466

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Vivian LauPresident

Unit 102, 1/FBeautiful Group Tower74-77 Connaught Road CentralCentral, Hong Kong

Tel: +852 3426 3146

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Caroline JennerCEO

Rue Victor Oudart 7 B-1030 Bruxelles Belgium

Tel: +32 2 735 9720

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Akef AqrabawiPresident

Shmesani Ma’roof Al-Rasafi St. #36 2nd floor P.O. 941033Amman, 11194, Jordan

Tel: +962 6 568 1147

[email protected]

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Jack KosakowskiPresident and CEO

One Education Way Colorado Springs, CO 80906 USA

Tel: +1 719 540 6245

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